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"SoDead"
 

Every coin emits a distinct sound when tapped lightly. This method allows one to verify the authenticity and purity of coins, as well as silver and gold bars—both round and rectangular.

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Miloš Dimitrijević
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Lee Wheaton
"SoDead"
 

I Keep My Heart Soft - AI Surreal Short Film & Music Video - 4K
Monamue AI Art
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I’ve been thinking a lot recently about how loud and overwhelming the world can feel. Everywhere you look, there’s some kind of tension, unnecessary drama, or people constantly pushing against each other.

It is so incredibly easy to let that environment harden you.

I wrote this song as a personal reminder to protect my peace. It’s about walking through all that noise and… See More

choosing not to get caught up in the storm.

For the visuals, I wanted to capture that exact feeling of standing face-to-face with the wild, untamed, and sometimes daunting parts of life or maybe even the wild parts of ourselves. Notice how the characters aren't struggling against the animals; they are just standing with them in complete, stoic stillness. There is so much power in just staying calm and keeping your inner rhythm.

- @MonamueAIArt -

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Lee Wheaton
"SoDead"
 

Necrotronic is a 2019 film that is essentially an updated version of the original Ghostbusters. If you haven't seen it, you may enjoy it, i found it cute and entertaining in the same way.

It was an entertaining movie. I just finished watching it. It was a nice, simple distraction after spending a whole day preparing and filing my annual taxes.

*As a rule of thumb:
If the base form is spelt with a single final consonant and the final syllable is stressed, then the final… See More

consonant doubles when endings (-ing, -ed, -er, -ist etc) are added
Final -l usually always doubles in UK spelling, but generally doesn't in US spelling. There's some variation with "s" (so "busing" or "bussing" are generally both acceptable).
A complication concerns cases where the vowel in the final syllable isn't stressed, but it still carries it's "full" quality (so common candidates are "a" or "i" in a final syllable). So for example, "kidnap" would become "kidnapped". There can be variation in such cases.
Obviously, we're only talking about consonant letters that actually represent consonant sounds (so you wouldn't write "bow" -> "bowwing", for example).

*Must be why people file their taxes rather than submitting them. Though i can also see why if they were submiting them, the IRS could wonder if they might or might not be the final version.

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Lee Wheaton
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Thanks Bruno Ricardo C. C. Almeida, it's a great tune and deserves to be replayed.

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Bruno Ricardo C. C. Almeida
"akaRonin" —  

It's my favorite U2 song.

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John Skelley
"Bull Durham©" —  

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Lee Wheaton
"SoDead"
 

Keeping an eye on the Singapore silver trades this morning.

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John Skelley
"Bull Durham©" —  

Why Singapore?
comexlive.org

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